We’re four weeks into the new Premier League season and it’s still very early days, but a lot of people are talking about Chelsea and can they push on and give Liverpool, Arsenal and Manchester City a run for their money, in this season’s Premier League tit race?
Chelsea have massive momentum behind them, after winning the club World Cup over the summer, momentum breeds confidence and belief—a priceless asset when chasing the Premier League crown.
Maresca’s squad is defined by its youthfulness, aggression, and talent. They’re not just rebuilding—they’re ready to dominate. Chelsea boast depth across the pitch, allowing them to rotate effectively during the gruelling season.

Maresca has already taken Chelsea to a top-four finish last season, backed by solid form in high-stakes matches. Arne Slot, a rival manager, praised Chelsea’s “squad depth, quality, and a very good manager” as key to their potential.
Cole Palmer continues to shine: he signed a long-term contract, smashed Premier League records (including scoring four goals in one half), and excelled in both European and global finals—winning Golden Ball and Golden Glove honors. Sometimes, predicting whether new players will perform well can be a bit of a lottery – a bit like when you play keno online – but Cole Palmer has defied both the odds and the early critics.
João Pedro proved a difference-maker too, playing a starring role in the Club World Cup final
This 2025–26 season promises to be one of the most open races yet. With Liverpool, Arsenal, City, and now Chelsea all strong contenders, the title may hinge less on one dominant force and more on consistency—where Chelsea’s newfound squad strength could pay dividends

Chelsea have every ingredient to challenge for—and potentially win—the Premier League:
The last time the Premier League trophy went to the west part of London was in 2016 led by the brilliant Diego Costa up front and former Spurs manager Antonio Conte.
Chelsea will need goals and plenty of them if they’re going to upset the odds and pip both Arsenal and Liverpool to the title. Chelsea will also need consistency, defensive solidity, and combined brilliance from rising stars like Palmer and Pedro. If that happens, this may be the year Maresca turns ambition into achievement.
It’s going to make for a very interesting league and one that we can’t wait to see play out ..
